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How to Contain All of Your Screenshots

Too many files end up lingering on my desktop until I have a spare moment to sort through it all. I take screenshots all the time for a variety of reasons. The other day I was searching around and found the solution to all my problems…

Follow these instructions to change the location of where your ‘Screenshots’ get saved:

- First, create a folder in your user directory (where you would usually find “Pictures” “Documents” “Downloads” etc) named “Screenshots.” It should look something like this:

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- Open Terminal and type in the following:

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- When you’re finished typing press the ‘return’ key

- Now, type in the following:

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and press the ‘return’ key.

All set! Now each Screenshot you take will be saved to this folder from now on. I like to take an extra step and move that “Screenshots” folder in to my ‘Favorites’ for easy access.

tags: elcimagemaking, elcimagemaking.com, digitaltech, techtip, screenshot, terminal, reroute, makeachange
categories: Pro Tip, How to
Monday 11.02.15
Posted by Eric Christensen
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